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"Sold Wife's Jewellery": He Converted His Auto-Rickshaw Into Ambulance
As Mr Khan watched how the deadly wave left people stranded for medical treatment across the country, he decided to turn his auto-rickshaw into a 24x7 ambulance service.
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No Ambulance, UP Man Carried Dead Baby On Cycle, Stretcher Used In Odisha
The circumstances of Dana Manjhi -- the Odisha labourer who was photographed trekking a 10-km way home, carrying the blanket wrapped body of his wife - appear to be on an unending loop across India.
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In Karnataka, Man Calls In Two-Wheeler To Carry Dead Son Home
A distraught man waiting outside a hospital in Karnataka, a tiny body in his arms - that was Safan Rai with his 3-year-old son, who died after being hit by a car on Sunday. While the man responsible is still to be caught, the heartbreaking video from Anekal's government hospital proved yet again that nothing has changed since the visceral pictures ...
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With Dead Wife In Ambulance, Man Roams Delhi Streets Night Before Cremation
A man had to roam around for several hours with his wife's body in an ambulance as his landlord allegedly did not allow to keep it at his rented accommodation in Karkardooma village in east Delhi.
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No Ambulance To Carry Body, Odisha Workers Break Woman's Bones, Stuff It In Bag
Days after reports of a man walking 10 kms with his wife's body slung over his shoulder created a furore, a disturbing video has emerged showing hospital workers mutilating the corpse of a dead woman.
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Man Who Carried Wife's Body For 10 Km Did Not Ask For Help: Officials
Amid an outrage over a tribal man forced to walk 10 km with his wife's body in Odisha's Kalahandi, district health authorities today claimed there was no negligence and an ambulance was arranged to take the corpse to their village when the incident came to light.
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Can't Help You, He Was Told After Wife Died. He Carried Her For 6 Hours.
His 42-year-old wife's dead body slung over his shoulder, his little girl by his side, the man kept walking. It was a steaming afternoon in Kalahandi, one of Odisha's most backward districts.
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"Sold Wife's Jewellery": He Converted His Auto-Rickshaw Into Ambulance
As Mr Khan watched how the deadly wave left people stranded for medical treatment across the country, he decided to turn his auto-rickshaw into a 24x7 ambulance service.
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No Ambulance, UP Man Carried Dead Baby On Cycle, Stretcher Used In Odisha
The circumstances of Dana Manjhi -- the Odisha labourer who was photographed trekking a 10-km way home, carrying the blanket wrapped body of his wife - appear to be on an unending loop across India.
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In Karnataka, Man Calls In Two-Wheeler To Carry Dead Son Home
A distraught man waiting outside a hospital in Karnataka, a tiny body in his arms - that was Safan Rai with his 3-year-old son, who died after being hit by a car on Sunday. While the man responsible is still to be caught, the heartbreaking video from Anekal's government hospital proved yet again that nothing has changed since the visceral pictures ...
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With Dead Wife In Ambulance, Man Roams Delhi Streets Night Before Cremation
A man had to roam around for several hours with his wife's body in an ambulance as his landlord allegedly did not allow to keep it at his rented accommodation in Karkardooma village in east Delhi.
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No Ambulance To Carry Body, Odisha Workers Break Woman's Bones, Stuff It In Bag
Days after reports of a man walking 10 kms with his wife's body slung over his shoulder created a furore, a disturbing video has emerged showing hospital workers mutilating the corpse of a dead woman.
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Man Who Carried Wife's Body For 10 Km Did Not Ask For Help: Officials
Amid an outrage over a tribal man forced to walk 10 km with his wife's body in Odisha's Kalahandi, district health authorities today claimed there was no negligence and an ambulance was arranged to take the corpse to their village when the incident came to light.
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Can't Help You, He Was Told After Wife Died. He Carried Her For 6 Hours.
His 42-year-old wife's dead body slung over his shoulder, his little girl by his side, the man kept walking. It was a steaming afternoon in Kalahandi, one of Odisha's most backward districts.
